Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))

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  • CooCooPuff
    CooCooPuff Posts: 4,374 Member
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    Awesome deadlifts @quiksylver296 !

    I confess that unless it's something I don't have to chew, I make a ton of noise chewing anything. I've tried my best to quiet down but it's easier for me to just abstain from eating.
  • quiksylver296
    quiksylver296 Posts: 28,442 Member
    edited July 2015
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    pofoster21 wrote: »
    pofoster21 wrote: »
    Just sharing today's shoes for my fellow shoe freaks.

    ETA the cuts on my feet are from another pair of shoes I wore the other day!!!

    No judgement, but YIKES. My wedding heels were less than half of that and I STILL nearly killed myself... I would break my neck with the first step!

    Editing to add: I also hate heels. And make up. I'm probably the furthest thing from a girly-girl anyone could ever meet. Did anyone here know that? :D

    I might have guessed. I am totally a girly girl and a Tom Boy. :)



    Today was a pretty big win overall! :) In case anyone is wondering, the sticky notes say:
    - What do you want more: To eat that bread, or your HEALTH and HAPPINESS? <-- Posted in my most common secret-eating spot.
    - You can do this! <-- On the refrigerator.
    - Stairs are FUN! *drawing of stairs* <-- Next to the front door.
    - Every meal can either bring you closer to your goal or take it further away. <-- In front of my dining chair, on the wall where I can see it as I'm eating.
    - Are those extra calories worth the EXTRA GUILT? <-- On the kitchen entrance.
    - Getting closer every day! <-- On a kitchen cabinet
    - Every kilo lost brings you closer to a FITBIT! <-- In front of my scale

    And, just for fun: "Your wife is SUPER GREAT! *drawing of shark*" <-- On my husband's computer screen. ;)

    So much awesome!
  • nonoelmo
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    Kalici wrote: »
    @peleroja everyone on here agrees that you look super great in the pink one. With that in mind I think you need to find the mirror that you were looking in when you decided you looked bad and throw it away. It is a lying liar and deserves to be tossed into the trash for its behavior.
    Yes. I threw away mirror for that reason.
  • rungirl1973
    rungirl1973 Posts: 2,559 Member
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    pofoster21 wrote: »
    Oh my gosh, I am so mad. My sister (as I have briefly mentioned before) is a mess... she is at this point basically a homeless criminal who goes around getting into trouble. Anyway, today I got a call from the Idaho prosecutor's office. They said I had a subpoena to appear in court next week. I was very confused when they told me I was being called as a witness to a crime at a casino, since I haven't been to a casino in over 10 years. Turns out my sister was the witness - all her friends got arrested, and because she has warrants up the yang, she used my name and gave my mom's phone number. Now I'm worried that this wasn't the first time. I can't believe her nerve.

    This is terrible. You need to make sure nothing is appearing in you personal records.

    I'm planning on calling their police tomorrow and making sure they know what she did and seeing if I need to do anything else. I'm pretty sure that is a crime. Another to add to her list.

    Isn't that identity theft of a sort? Wow.
  • rungirl1973
    rungirl1973 Posts: 2,559 Member
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    nonoelmo wrote: »
    Sword update number 2. It showed up at his door at 8:15 p.m. Just was delivered out of the blue.
    (hehehehe)

    Yay!!
  • ythannah
    ythannah Posts: 4,368 Member
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    ythannah wrote: »
    I'm recomping and really need more protein to help with muscle growth. I'm not vegetarian, but I'm really picky about animal treatment so the meat I buy is crazy expensive and tends to be used as a flavoring agent rather than a central component in my cooking (i.e 4 oz in a stirfry that makes four portions). I'm usually around 60g of protein (24 of which is a protein shake). What's your best veggie protein advice?

    I'm not vegetarian either but I eat weird. If I was to identify as anything, it would be pescetarian, so I eat a LOT of fish, cheese and eggs. I supplement with a protein shake daily and usually throw in a Greek yogurt snack somewhere along the way. I love black beans and kidney beans, but there's only so much chili a gal can eat.

    As far as poultry and mammals go, I won't eat anything that reminds me of what it used to be when it was alive (this is the weird part, totally psychological). So small pieces of meat, like in soup or fried rice or stirfry things, will generally escape my attention and go down okay. Pork has been a no-go for me from a very young age, I can't deal with the texture. A dish made with ground beef is usually fine... the more processed and un-meat-like the meat is the better. However, I can't handle the stuff myself in meal prep or cooking it and then stomach eating it, so beef and chicken only work if the SO cooks them or in a restaurant meal. For this reason, I tend to do better with protein when the SO is home and doing the cooking... on my own, I'm very lucky if I hit my 90 gram daily goal. Fortunately, I don't get bored eating the same or similar meals day after day, as I'm not a happy or creative cook.

    Thanks, @ythannah. I think I need to investigate my Greek yogurt. I eat yogurt and granola for most breakfasts, but my brand has much lower protein counts than what is generally advertised for Greek yogurt - maybe that swap will help me get to the 80 grams I'm supposed to be hitting.

    I find the eggs, cheese, yogurt etc aren't exactly terrific protein sources in normal quantities... the fish is better.

    Should have specified that I also eat seafood, and the absolute best source of protein is definitely shrimp!
  • Susieq_1994
    Susieq_1994 Posts: 5,361 Member
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    Just stopping in on the way to my stationary bike to update on my daily goals:
    - Laundry (DONE. Except ironing. I HATE IRONING. Tomorrow's goal? ;))
    - Housework (DONE. Yay for shiny house!)
    - 30-60 minutes of exercise (On my way! Planning for 65 minutes/300 calories.)
    - Climb the stairs (Done! 18 flights--9 down, 9 up.)
    - Take a walk (Done! Roughly 1.5 kilometers walked.)
    - Try to meet my calorie goal (Err... Still working on that one. 1000 calories to go? *sheepish grin*)
    - Drink 2 liters/~8 cups of water (Getting there. 5 cups/1.25 liters done so far.)

    I'm doing pretty well today. :)
  • Susieq_1994
    Susieq_1994 Posts: 5,361 Member
    edited July 2015
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    ythannah wrote: »
    ythannah wrote: »
    I'm recomping and really need more protein to help with muscle growth. I'm not vegetarian, but I'm really picky about animal treatment so the meat I buy is crazy expensive and tends to be used as a flavoring agent rather than a central component in my cooking (i.e 4 oz in a stirfry that makes four portions). I'm usually around 60g of protein (24 of which is a protein shake). What's your best veggie protein advice?

    I'm not vegetarian either but I eat weird. If I was to identify as anything, it would be pescetarian, so I eat a LOT of fish, cheese and eggs. I supplement with a protein shake daily and usually throw in a Greek yogurt snack somewhere along the way. I love black beans and kidney beans, but there's only so much chili a gal can eat.

    As far as poultry and mammals go, I won't eat anything that reminds me of what it used to be when it was alive (this is the weird part, totally psychological). So small pieces of meat, like in soup or fried rice or stirfry things, will generally escape my attention and go down okay. Pork has been a no-go for me from a very young age, I can't deal with the texture. A dish made with ground beef is usually fine... the more processed and un-meat-like the meat is the better. However, I can't handle the stuff myself in meal prep or cooking it and then stomach eating it, so beef and chicken only work if the SO cooks them or in a restaurant meal. For this reason, I tend to do better with protein when the SO is home and doing the cooking... on my own, I'm very lucky if I hit my 90 gram daily goal. Fortunately, I don't get bored eating the same or similar meals day after day, as I'm not a happy or creative cook.

    Thanks, @ythannah. I think I need to investigate my Greek yogurt. I eat yogurt and granola for most breakfasts, but my brand has much lower protein counts than what is generally advertised for Greek yogurt - maybe that swap will help me get to the 80 grams I'm supposed to be hitting.

    I find the eggs, cheese, yogurt etc aren't exactly terrific protein sources in normal quantities... the fish is better.

    Should have specified that I also eat seafood, and the absolute best source of protein is definitely shrimp!

    Not to mention the tastiest... Mmmm. Once I just tossed some shrimp with a bit of butter and salt and ate it with a fork. SO GOOD. And I don't even care that they look like insects. :p

    Editing to add... Or should I say larvae?
  • rungirl1973
    rungirl1973 Posts: 2,559 Member
    edited July 2015
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    @Italian_Buju Enjoy the visit with your sister. So weird, I was at my parents over Father's Day weekend and mom was telling me that they're talking among the sisters now that my grandmother died (she's the one that moved away with youngest daughter and ignored the other kids). Apparently, she told mom's older sister that my mom couldn't stand her because she's poor. and she told be youngest that none of her brothers and sisters liked her because she was so much younger and they thought she was the favorite. Why would a mother try to come between siblings like that? I think she was a narcissist and wanted everything to go through her.

    Eta: so sweet of your friend! :)
  • CooCooPuff
    CooCooPuff Posts: 4,374 Member
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    Shrimp are as close to insects as you can get but they are very delicious! I just wish they weren't so expensive.
  • rungirl1973
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    pofoster21 wrote: »
    spamarie wrote: »
    We're having a heat wave in the UK. Not only is it over 30C which is pretty rare for us, but it's super humid and I can't cope. Crap sleep, sticking to the sofa, can't get comfy. And now I have super sexy heat rash spots all over my fingers (always happens when I get too hot for too long) which itch like crazy so I have to cover them with plasters.

    I've eaten a lot of ice cream. It was medicinal. So there...

    Ice cream makes everything better!

    Truth!
  • rungirl1973
    rungirl1973 Posts: 2,559 Member
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    pofoster21 wrote: »
    For those in the US and the Brits celebrating the 4th along with us what are your weekend plans?

    I am going to my mom's in Long Island and getting 2 long rides in to Montauk on my bike and at least one swim. My sister and her husband are visiting from Seattle too. I may cook Saturday if I can fit it in. Back at barn to work Sunday. Anyone have any fun things planned?

    Undecided. We are running a 10k on Saturday. The rest depends on whether my daughter makes it down or not.
  • ShibaEars
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    FroggyBug wrote: »
    pofoster21 wrote: »
    For those in the US and the Brits celebrating the 4th along with us what are your weekend plans?

    I am going to my mom's in Long Island and getting 2 long rides in to Montauk on my bike and at least one swim. My sister and her husband are visiting from Seattle too. I may cook Saturday if I can fit it in. Back at barn to work Sunday. Anyone have any fun things planned?

    LOVE Montauk. My friends and I used to go all the time; just drive out for the day so we could eat lobster rolls and walk around.

    I thought this earlier but wanted to comment on it. Every time I see the word Montauk I always think of that Montauk monster picture that went around years ago (that weird thing they found dead on the beach).

    Me too!
  • kellienw335
    kellienw335 Posts: 1,745 Member
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    Leaving for the day. If I don't get a chance to check in over the weekend; I hope you all have a fabulous 4th!

    @FroggyBug - Happy Birthday (a couple days early)!!!!
    @orangesmartie - Good luck on that mountain! You got this!!
  • rungirl1973
    rungirl1973 Posts: 2,559 Member
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    So...mini update on me.

    We're inching closer to adopting a dog. They're calling my references now and if all goes ok, then mid July they will be bringing her up for a meet n greet with my kids/us. I'm very happy about this, DH is on board but still a bit of a Negative Nancy about it. He did admit that he was being unfair to me about it. Everyone here knows I will be doing 95% of the work for the dog. If I'm ok with it then it's not an issue.

    I also had another woosh yesterday, so now I'm 6.4 lb from goal (Tubbs, I'm comin for ya! ;) ) This is my pattern though- huge wooshes for like 10 days, stuck for 10 days, gain a bit for 10 days, repeat. Overall I'm still losing at a decent clip, so I'll take it.

    Bought some pants online and a new blazer for work. I went from a 14 in blazers (I have a giant chest) to a 10, and from 12 in work pants to a 6/8 depending on style. Hoping to end up back in a 4/6 for pants, because I have a bunch in my closet from back in the day *cough*4yearsago*cough* that I'd love to wear.

    Another dental appointment tonight for 3 fillings (*grrrr*). I have to take half a Xanax before I go bc I get panicky. I've had so much work done and the anesthetic ALWAYS wears off halfway through, so every time I go in it's painful. The dentist last time said he gave me enough for a 300 lb man and couldn't give me any more. It lasted 60 mins then wore off :(

    Yay!! For the dog and the whoosh!
    Good luck at the dentist!
  • FroggyBug
    FroggyBug Posts: 4,883 Member
    edited July 2015
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    Ok this is most likely be the longest thing I ever post, lol. I will not be offended at all from people that skip this! But this will give those of you a clear cut picture of the type of person my mother was. The beginning of the story might seem bad, but trust me, it gets worse as I go on.

    Wow...I read the whole thing and I really can't believe that you are as okay today as you are. That is seriously messed up. I don't even have words...
  • quiksylver296
    quiksylver296 Posts: 28,442 Member
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    Screw it. I'm never going to catch up.

    @Italian_Buju Much hugs!

    Everyone else - hugs and cheers, take as needed.
  • FroggyBug
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    Still trying to catch up, but totally want to share this (not sure I'd call it an NSV, but anyway...)

    Last night my husband and I went to the gym. It was deadlift day for me and I had told him that I managed to knock out 225 pound deadlifts on my last deadlift day. So, I load up my deadlifts with 225 pounds and I notice that my husband is intently watching me. I knocked out my 225 pounds, five reps, totally nailed it. And my awesome husband literally gave me a standing ovation, in the middle of the gym! It seriously brought tears to my eyes. I <3 him!

    AMAZING! What a great story!
  • rungirl1973
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    @ythannah Go girl!! Yay! For the compliment. :)

    @Lois_1989 I lose better when I'm low carb. It helps keep my overall energy level high, but it's not conducive to speed in my running. Everybody is different and loses differently.
  • FroggyBug
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    Tubbs216 wrote: »
    Ok. I ate cherry cheesecake. But I had strawberries and blackberries with it, so that's good, right?

    Also, date night tonight for early anniversary dinner. I will be way over calories today. Back to it tomorrow.

    I am totally making cheesecake for the 4th of July bbq! So many reminders on this thread!

    Confession: I got myself some cheesecake after I made myself go to the urgent care on Monday. I forgot to tell you guys! I got the one with cherries on it because of this thread. :)